Industry
Compounding Pharmacies (503A & 503B)
Custom websites and software for 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies — with accurate regulatory framing for each outsourcing model.
Who we build for
Built for your team.
Owner or compliance officer at a 503A patient-specific compounding pharmacy or a 503B outsourcing facility who needs digital systems that accurately represent their regulatory status and support their ordering workflows.
We need a website that clearly explains the difference between what we do and retail pharmacy — without confusing patients or prescribers.
We need a prescriber ordering portal that handles prescription verification and compound specifications.
Our 503B facility needs to reflect FDA-registered outsourcing facility status accurately.
Pains we solve
Your priorities — addressed.
We need a website that clearly explains the difference between what we do and retail pharmacy — without confusing patients or prescribers.
We need a prescriber ordering portal that handles prescription verification and compound specifications.
Our 503B facility needs to reflect FDA-registered outsourcing facility status accurately.
We need HIPAA-compliant patient records and prescription workflows.
What we build
Software built for Compounding Pharmacies (503A & 503B).
Websites & E-Commerce
High-converting websites and e-commerce for healthcare businesses.
Custom Web Apps & SaaS
Custom web applications and SaaS platforms for healthcare workflows.
Integrations Engineering
EHR, LIS, PMS, and third-party API connections built for healthcare.
Healthcare AI Automations
Workflow automation — intake, reminders, referrals, prior auth.
Regulatory & compliance landscape
Built with compliance as a first-class requirement.
503A: patient-specific prescriptions only. No bulk manufacturing. State-licensed pharmacy. Subject to USP <795> and <797> standards. HIPAA covered entity. Website must not represent the pharmacy as able to fill non-patient-specific orders. 503B: FDA-registered outsourcing facility. Can produce larger batches without patient-specific prescriptions. Subject to FDA cGMP under FDA 21 CFR. Website must clearly reflect FDA-registered outsourcing facility status. DEA: compounding controlled substances requires DEA registration — digital ordering must not facilitate unlawful controlled substance ordering. State pharmacy boards: each state has its own compounding and dispensing rules — website should reflect only the states in which the pharmacy is licensed.
Client work
Results in the field.
503A compounding pharmacy: prescriber ordering portal and patient intake system
Case study coming soon
503B outsourcing facility: professional website with accurate regulatory positioning
Case study coming soon
Frequently asked
Common questions.
Deep dives
Capability + Compounding Pharmacies (503A & 503B).
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